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AACA CEO Kate Doyle will step down in March 2021 after six years in the role, at the completion of the review of the National Standard of Competency for Architects, a critical project as the Standard is the benchmark for registration as an architect in Australia.
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Social housing is the topic ‘de jour’, with five ToT columns devoted to it recently. The comments received contained two questions that need to be answered: how big is the problem? and are there any successful examples? (in this the last column on the topic for a while).
Sarah Abu Dareb has a creative bent. She loves art and at one point in her young life, thought the best way she could bring her art to the world was by building her own gallery.
OMG not Pink Batts. Not again. Hadn’t that fiasco died 10 years ago? NO. Like a zombie, it reared its ugly head in the Federal budget this week, not once but twice. And that foretells an uncertain future for social housing.
Hassell’s Ben Burrows wins Design Institute of Australia’s Interior Design Graduate of the Year award.
The single house gets the most publicity, awards and attention, and it is the one that is undertaken by more architectural practices, more often.
Lovell Chen has announced the promotions of Adam Mornement, Suzanne Zahra, Stuart Hanafin, Tina Tam, Candice Keeling and Audrey Ong.
To kick proceedings off in the 2020 Sustainability Summit, this year’s special keynote will be delivered by the internationally-acclaimed urban designer and academic Dr. Janis Birkeland.
Rebecca Want has joined leading professional services company GHD as Transport Market Leader for Sydney.
Last week's column on ‘Wright and Wrong’ elicited more responses than any previous column, which is gratifying. It is evident that many readers are jobbing architects on single homes (not starchitects).
Sekisui House Australia announces the appointment of Jeff Cummings to non-executive director of Sekisui House Australia.
Two new members have been appointed to the board of Hassell for the next three years.
